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[ˌɒf'ʃɔː(r)] [AE ˌɔːf-] 1.2) econ. [ funds] offshore3) (in oil industry) [ drilling] offshore, in mare aperto2.1) econ. [ invest] offshore2) (in oil industry) [ work] in alto mare, in mare aperto* * *1) (in or on the sea, not far from the coast: offshore oil-wells.) in mare2) ((of winds) blowing away from the coast, out to sea.) di terra* * *offshore /ɒfˈʃɔ:(r)/A avv.1 (naut.) in mare aperto; in alto mare; al largo2 (econ., ind.) ‘offshore’; all'esteroB a.1 (ind.) situato in mare; offshore: offshore platforms, piattaforme petrolifere offshore; offshore industries, industrie offshore3 (fin.) operante (o che si svolge) all'estero; d'oltremare; offshore: offshore banks, banche offshore (spec. nelle Isole della Manica); offshore mutual fund, fondo d'investimento che opera all'estero; offshore funds, capitali imboscati all'estero● (ind. petrolifera) offshore drilling, perforazione offshore □ offshore drilling rig, gatto selvatico (fig.) □ offshore fishing, pesca d'alto mare □ (naut.) offshore navigation, navigazione in mare aperto □ an offshore oilfield, un giacimento petrolifero sottomarino □ (comm. est., USA) offshore purchases, acquisti fatti all'estero □ ( sport) offshore race, regata d'altura □ (ind. petrolifera) offshore staff, personale di una piattaforma petrolifera (o di gas naturale) □ (naut.) offshore wind, vento di (o da) terra.* * *[ˌɒf'ʃɔː(r)] [AE ˌɔːf-] 1.2) econ. [ funds] offshore3) (in oil industry) [ drilling] offshore, in mare aperto2.1) econ. [ invest] offshore2) (in oil industry) [ work] in alto mare, in mare aperto
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